The Main Den

Oh all of his reactions pleased the steel pigmented female and she couldn´t get enough of it. Though, she knew that she shouldn´t continue teasing him, after all, he was the one giving orders and pulling the strings.
"Fine"
The cold voice of the male echoed in her mind, her smirk grew bigger and bigger at his response. Well, he probably would not become a friend of her but hey, she did not need him as a friend, as long as their relation would be... moderately.
"Follow me." 
Without any further words, the damsel silently followed the charcoal brute, her banner swaying behind her as she elegantly made her way towards the destination he had chosen for their private talk. Isolated and shady, no pack member would eavesdrop their conversation. Wonderful.
"Well... if you want to join this pack, you're going to have to provide a service, So tell me, Izzi, what are your strengths? What service could you provide? Of course, if you can't provide anything, then I'm afraid I'll have to escort you off the territory."
Both eyebrows were raised at his comment. Usually, Izzi would have been more than pissed in such a situation, though she wouldn´t loose her respect and allowed the Alpha male to speak out whatever he was thinking about her. Apparently he had no idea of what she was capable of. Poor guy.
"And I will use force, if necessary."
Giggling briefly, Izzi shook her head, steel eyelids concealing emerald irises. “Oh is that so?” The she-wolf simply whispered in a poisoned voice, before opening her eyes and looking straight at Cassiel, her teasing gaze hardened and her face turned serious. “I have seen you have youngsters around the den. Yours, I assume.” A blank expression on her face and a hollow voice exited her mouth before she continued, “If there would be a rank where I could help you guarding and protecting your pack and pups, ya know, I´d gladly take that as my occupation.” Pausing briefly, she added in a whisper, a devil-ish grin playing on her lips, “I assure you, you don´t want me as a warrioress.”
However, her demonic aura soon faded and got replaced by another, blank expression, “Do not introduce me to the pack. I will make acquaintances with the ones I want to exchange words with, for that I do not need any help. So please, I´d love that this conversation stays between us and only between us.” Winking, she added with a hiss, “Alright, darlin?”

Navin was sweet. When he had commented about her speech, her eyes widened, and she felt her ears begin to lower, but they perked right back up;he rambled on and on about how sorry he was and Kanaya's heart fluttered;but not from being in love because she wasn't entirely head over heels for the pup like he was for her. Navin was simply adorable and she loved how he made her feel pretty, but she hardly knew him.

But she could make him happy. Backing away just a little so she could settle down on to her stomach, Kanaya crawled forward until her nose pressed against his and she rubbed their noses together, giving him an eskimo kiss. "O-oh, N-Navin~. I'll s-stay w-with you f-forever. A-and I-I shall love y-you l-like the s-sun loves t-the m-moon;u-unconditionally." There was another pup here, and he burst into giggles at Navin's confessions, and Kanaya gave a wink at Navin before smiling at the other pup;their parents were lucky to have such lovely pups.

Of course, she knew she was too young to want pups, and have a mate, but the idea of a family was pleasing. As Jeames spoke, the female turned, glancing at her surely-to-be friend and a bright smile formed as she waved her banner. "Y-yes. I w-will s-stay;as l-long as your p-parents a-approve of m-me." She said, finally turning her green orbs to gaze into those lovely golden hues of Navin's. She tried to not pay attention to the other wolves, but as a brute wandered over to the group and nodded briefly at her, Kanaya felt herself tense up;strangers.

She was surrounded by strangers and she stared at the wolf spoke to Jeames. She stared at Cassiel approached but was distracted by a pretty new female with an oddly colored pelt. Among Navin, Erol, and Jeames, Kanaya had forgotten who she was;she almost forgot that she knew she'd be an omega and that she was lower then them all, except for Jeames, of course. But for now, she wouldn't let that get to her. She'd try and concentrate on "loving" and being loved by Navin and becoming friends with her butterfly, Jeames.

She stuck out her pink tongue and licked Navin's ear, laughing. "S-so, N-Navin. Will y-you b-be the s-sun t-to my m-moon?"

Ebony fur brushed against a narrow opening that had been trodden through by many wolves, many times. Her eyes, which were hardly moving, settled on Shun. She placed her prey down beside the entrance and walked towards him.
He was with another female, and the alpha male. She walked over and nodded in greeting to the alpha. Then turned to the other two, nodded at Shun and settled herself into her returned essence.
She smiled coldly at the silver female and then looked at Cassiel.
“A male named Scout tried to challenge me.”
Her tone was hollow and threatening. She did not like the male from the hunting grounds.
“He's an idiot, and very rude.”
She did not know why she was saying this, perhaps because the alpha ought to know if there was a wolf who would pick fights with his pack.
She merely silenced herself, maintained eye contact, nodded, and turned away.
She went to the shadows and watched the pack's goings on.
She flicked her eyes from one side of the camp to another, and did not move her head, or her tail.
Abaddon stayed exactly how she was. She refused to move, to alter her appearance.
She stayed silent.
She stayed still.
She was still.
So still.

He ran from them. From his brother, the group that had formed around and more importantly, or so in Kanaya's eyes, from her. He was upset because his brother's teasing, and ran with tears and his  melancholy wails lingering. She smiled at Erol apologetically before she spoke to those near her. "I s-shall be back..."

She almost felt as if it was her job to follow the pup. She hoped his parents didn't find this threatening, but she had to comfort the love sick pup. She just had to. Getting up on her wobbly legs, Kanaya limped after Navin's scent. It lead her to a fallen log and her ears perked. "N-Navin?" She whispered and rested down on her stomach once again.

"You said I-I was p-pretty. Do y-you really t-think so?" She murmured, trying to draw him out of his hiding. "I-I think y-you're awfully handsome, you know. Quite e-eye catching." She giggled softly before she felt as though she should add more words. She felt like comforting him;being his friend. "N-Navin. Don't feel bad w-when E-Erol teases y-you. H-He does s-so because h-he loves you, a-and in strange w-ways, h-he's congratulating y-you for f-finding l-love."

“Of course I think you're pretty! You're like the sunset or a full moon!”

How did this small creature know how to make her laugh? She barely knew Navin, yet it was as if she did. Like she's known him forever. Because he knew her;he knew what to stay and what to do. He knew how to bring a smile to her lips and suddenly she wasn't worried about how she spoke or how she walked. Because she was pretty in Navin's eyes.

"T-thank you." Was all she could manage as she thought about his parents-did he learn it from them? Or was Navin was one of those wolves that observed;that knew you better then you could ever know yourself? She wasn't entirely sure, because she hadn't spoken to his creators. She's caught glimpses of Cassiel, but not his mother.

But Navin just kept surprising her with every gentle word. “I love your paws.And your nose, and eyes, and lips, and ears, and fur, and whiskers, and legs, and tail, and toes, and claws, and voice, and everything.You're the prettiest wolf I ever saw. It's like the sun's in your fur and the moon's in your heart.” How could Navin see so much beauty in Kanaya when she could see none? "Y-you are p-possibly the s-sweetest creature a-alive."

She nuzzled Navin's head softly. Perhaps it wasn't her place to touch and be affectionate to the pup, but how could she not? On and on he went with sweet compliments to a she-wolf whom did not deserve them. Kanaya she was was a monster, but he made her feel clean and simple.

"W-well then. H-how lucky I-I am to be sheltered b-by your l-lovely compliments. T-thank you, N-Navin. I-It means s-so m-much to m-me."